ARRANGED MARRIAGE

Arranged marriage is a type of marital union where the bride and groom are selected by a third party rather than by each other. It was common worldwide until the 18th century. In this kind of Marriage the parents of Bride and bride groom choose their partners, may or may not listen the opinion of the Bride/groom. They will choose the partners depend on their likes and compare the status of the family. In some tradition the the partners see their face only on the day of marriage, not before, selection and arrangement left to their family members. Later it was changed and in arranged marriage also they gave the right to choose their partners to the boy and girl. Now a days the youngsters from developed cities do not get arranged marriage, they search their parents from college, Work Environment and also through Social Media's.

KODAVA MARRIAGE

Kodavas marriage have many cultural differences from the other communities in India. they do not call Brahman poojary for marriage ceremony, the marriage ceremony is conducted by their own elders. On wedding day, thick banana stems are chopped with a short Coorg sword to indicate that the groom’s party has fought and taken as many lives for the bride’s hand. Kodava weddings are one of a kind, filled with rich culture, beauty and more importantly eating, drinking and dancing, which is highly enjoyable.

MARRIAGES IN INDIA

Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain Religion Peoples are there in India, Their cultures, dressing styles, are different, in the same way there are many differences in marriage ceremonies. Rather than that there is difference in marriage function from one state to another, one village to another, totally there is minor changes in marriage function and rules and regulations from place to place.
 Boy and Girl marry for many reasons, including Sexual, emotional, legal, social, libidinal, economic, spiritual, and religious. success rate of marriage in india is high as compare to foreign family.
Any mature sensitive view of marriage must be built on the foundation of mature love rather than romanticism.